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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-06-22
The Republican Party's Duty Toward
the SOuth

Andrew ID. White indicates his belief in
the possibility of the political regeneration
of the South by saying: Il have the i'm
preston that the time has come when the
Republican party should send its strongest
and abiest men into the South to present
to the Southern people the advantages of
a protective tariff. They are ripe for the
discussion of that question in the South,
and ready for a change OF front Charles
Dudley Warner, who has been writing a
series of articles for the Harper publica-
tons on the development of the South,
told me short time since that he had
found the people down there all Interested
in this question. They have seen the devel-
opment of manufactures in the North under
q system of protective tariff, and with man.
ufactures just beginning to spring up in
their territory are seriously inclined to
break away from the old traditions and
stand up for the protective tariff policy.
There is more than n possibility that sew
eral of the Southern States can be brought
away from the Solid South on this ques-
ton. Our public men in the North are not
at all agreed on this question or sanguine
about 1t. In talking with Senator Hiscock
about the subject to-day, | found that he
had doubts whether anything can be done
in this direction; but all the evidence that
comes to me is to the effect that the South
ern people are ut the present time just in
the balapce, weighing the situation, and
only needing announcement to take them
over to the side of protection. "-New York
Tribune.
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Women i'm the World.

THE Illinois Woman's Press Club held
its final meeting for the season, June 9th,
at the Sherman House, Chicago.
IN society Nine. Barrios. the widow of
the ex-Prssident of the Central American
republic, is known as the Queen of Guate-
mala."
Mrs. ERvING WINsLow, of Boston,
formerly Miss Kate Reynolds, is spoken
of as the only successor to Fanny Kemble
as a reader.
Miss BERTHAVoN HILLERN would like to
have walked to California if she could
have spared the time, but she is devoted
now to art
Miss MARY TILLINGHAsT has made a
splendid success of decorative art. She is
said to be rapidly accommodating hand
some fortune.
Mrs. JESSIE BENTON FREMONT is about
to immortalize Kit Carson by writing his
life. Kit must ever be hero in the eyes of
Young America.
LADY LANsDowNE is said to be very
anxious about the safety of her husband.
She thinks the Fenians are after him with
dynamite bombs.
Miss RosINA EMMETT, the artist, is tall
and slim, and possesses a pair of large
lead sentiment, taste and a fine sense Of
color.
THE resignation of Miss Hannah p.
James, who for the past seventeen years
has been brarian of the Newton Mass.
free library, has been accepted. She goes
to Wilkesbarre, Pa, to take the position of
librarian of the free library there.
A VACANCY will shortly occur in the
! Queen of Englands household. One of the
maids of honor is going to change hei
name. The post is worth : 500 year,
and there is nothing to do but to stand up
and look sweet. Does any American girl
want the job?
Miss AMELIA RIvEs, the beautiful
young Southern writer who has achieved 8
marked introduction into literary popular
ity, is reported TO be deluged with applica-
tons from publishers for her work. Her
one short story, "A Brother TO Dragons,
has already given her lasting fame.
VERY few women distinguished in
literature have attained fame before reach
ing the prime of life. George Eliot was
thirty eight when her first tory was pub
lished. Elizabeth Browning thirty seven
when she maried-produced her best work
after her marriage. Mrs. Stoves Uncle
Tom was not published till the author
was thirty-n nine, and Miss Alcott's first
noteworthy story was published wien she
was thirty-seven. II. II. was hardly known
in literature until after she was forty
These facts should be consoling TO am
bilious young writers whose manuscripts
are returned with thanks
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a total vote Of $40, SO7. In each case the
Prohibition vote was much larger than the
plurality of the successful candidate.
These are facts which must be borne In
mind by any one who seeks to arrive at
any reasonable opinion as to the effect or
the Labor vote on existing political par
ties. They show that the Democratic ma
jority In this State is SO narrow that any
appreciable loss of votes that did not
equally affect the Republican party would
give the State to the latter.
In New York City last fall Is, 55l Repub-
licans who voted for Daniels for Judge OF
the Court of Appeals deserted Roosevelt
and voted for George for Mayor. Or 49,
373 Democrats who voted for Peckham for
Judge of the Court of Appeals, Al ,S2l de-
serted Hewitt and voted for the Labor can
didate. Nearly 1000 voters voted for
George who voted for no candidate for any
other office. The loss to the Republicans
was % per cent, and to the Democrats 81
per cent Had the new movement ex-
tended to State officers the result would
have been as follows:
Daniels 46l, Ols less 1851. 449 467
Peckham, l6S, sl5 less Al S2l. 42j 1874
Republican majority ................. l5,4IS
This calculation is, of course, based on
the assumption that the NOV ement is con-
fined to New York City; but it is no longer
thus confined. The United Labor party
now has a complete organization IN every
district in Brooklyn, which has also been a
Democratic city, and the probability is
that it will draw from both the old polit-
ical organizations in proportions similar to
those shown in this city, thus increasing
the disaster of the Democratic party.
The last election placed the Labor party
third in the race and left IT facing the
Democratic party rs its only real antagonist.
The new party with but an impromptu or
ganization, and believed by all outside its
own ranks to be doomed to inevitable de-
feat, polled over 5000 votes in 1886. 1t
is now organized i'll every election district,
and has never permitted its efforts or its
enthusiasm TO flag for moment. There
is every reason to believe that it will sweep
the city this year, and certainly any hope
the Republicans may have had last fall of
creeping to power between it and the
Democrats is at an end. If the Labor
party carries New York City this year and
the Democratic party loses the State, the
latter organization may as we'll abandon
any thought of electing any candidate of
its own to the Presidency if the new party
has a candidate in the field.-NeW fOrh
Standard (HeHry Georges paper.
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New York girls say
that it is an inyen-
ton originating in
cultured Boston and
they'll have none of
it; that the brown
bread eaters will be
sorry t h " yer
heard of it long be-
fore the season is
over; that tn e ir
classic brows will be
burned the color of
q baked bean with
snowy cheese cakeS
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in either temple. Nothing dismayed, how
ever, the Boston girl raves over it and
calls it so intellectual" 1t is made by
parting the hair in the good old way and
then with paH of Emersonian scissors,
which cut Just as well upside down as down
side up, or like his essays which read excel
lent backward, they clip the front hair the
distance Of an inch back and plaster it down
on the temples, leaving the center of the
forehead a blank. Chicago Ledger.
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The Labor Party and the Democracy.

Grover Cleveland for President carried
the State of New York in 1884 by plu-
rality of LOAF on total vote of ,3l2,
and change of one vote In each thousand
cast would have caused him TO lose New
York and the Presidency. David b. Hill,
Democrat, was elected Governor in 1885
by a plurality of IL .134 in total of ,026,-
239. In 1856 Rufus w. Peckham, Demo-
crat. was chosen Associate Judge of the
Court of Appeals by plurality Of 1877 in
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COPPER mines were worked in this
country by that prehistoric race, the
Mound Builders, according to the evil
dences found. The first copper mines
worked in the United States were
chiefly in New Jersey and Connecticut.
The Lake Superior mines were first
worked in modern times in 1915.
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CRGsUs, whose name has been
handed down in history as a synonym
for great wealth, was the last and
greatest king of Lydia. His kingdom
was absorbed 10y Persia, and Cresus
taken prisoner by Cyrus, 554 Is. G.
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DURING the reign of Charles III. q
mechanic worked for shilling a day,
and oftentimes had to he content with
less; the chief food of the poor was
rye, barley or oats, and the "food rate"
was the heaviest tax, for the paupers
amounted to no less than one-fifth of
the community.
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to the eyebrows, COW
ering tn e temples,
and may stray to the
tips of her little pink
ears.
All. what will such
a bang cost her? Not
lin money; such a
bang is made, not
paid for.
1t will cost her an
hours stew over the
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WILL, how did YOU get along?" in
quired n county landlord, one rainy morn
ing, of a guest whom he had put in
.op-foor room. under leaky 1907. "Oh,
swimmingly." was the reply.
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News: Old women's gossip; sala-
cious scandal and secrets OF domestic
and coniugal life; anyth ng in the way
of rumor that does not relate to public
affairs.
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Subject foT July g. sThe Infant Jesus.
Matt II. LIZ.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Notes on the Lesson for June &c
"A Temperance Les
son.

The lesson may be found in the first eleven
verses of the tenth chapter of Leyiticus.
Time, 1890 b. C. Place, before Mount Sinai
TEMPERANCE ,aIRIF RFADISOS
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Gd,ipinOind,t 9ebeilt.

Ginsm alien ar5te, Der bon Der prayis 3u.
riidseossn lebt, ipurbe bur6 einen ofinoif&en
Mifiiondr bic 8eldreibnns eines eiufadtu
besetabilifden SeiImittels fir bic f9neae unb
banernbe SeiIuus bon 2unsenf@pinbiudt
8rondiiis, gatarrb, aFbma unb allen 3aIt.
unb eunsenfranfbeiten aussebduoist. aud
ein Mittel fir poftibs, rabiiale eeiluus bon
NerbenI1mdde unb allen aerbenfranfbeiten.
gladbem Der Dottor bic ipunberbaren Seilfrdfte
Nitmenf9en bstannt au maaen. Bon oieiem
Wiotib un6 @uni9 sefrisbsn, banbeIte er. SD
feube biefes Rs,spt iOitsnfrei an aue, bic %
ipinf9eu, In bsutlder, snelii9sr ober frana6f.
f9er Sprads, NIT boiler Mnpeifune Der Ser'
feauns unb bes @ebrauGs. Senbe abrefe
unb Briefmarfe, be;iebe Did auf bieie 8eituns
unb i'd fenbe 60 fOfort. B. u. Nobes, 14S
4oiuers BIod, Ro@efer, q. D. [2l,lo,fsmtp
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800 setobnmms. 500

Die 2eier ber v6reien prefeA iperben
fi1 freuen, tpenn He bic yfa9ri9t bets
nebmen, baB es tpenisfens cine tobt.
bringenbe 2rantbeit giebt, melbe bic
WiFenidaft in allen ibren Stabien su
beilen permag, unb 6as III Der @atarrb.
0al's Satarrb Sure III bas eiu5ige Der
mebisinil1en Briberl9aft befannte
6eilnittel. gatarrb III cine conifitus
fionelIe Qrantbeit uub erforbert besbalb
coniiitutionelle 9eilmittel. gs wirb
innerli@ ansetpanbt unb pirft birett
auf bas Blut unb Die fliffge Oberfld9e
bes Spffems. Oabur9 3erf6rt es ben
@runb Der Qrantbeii lao fidrft ben
Yatienien, neil es bic Goniiitution aufs
baut uno bic NatIr in ibrer 9lrbeit uns
terftlbt. Sie gigentblmer beiiben elm
foldes 3utrauen in bic beilsnben 81.
geni9aften, baB bieiel6en $100 Oifelis
rem fiir ieben Gal, in oem es ni6t beiIt.
Man i9ide fiir 3euan;iie unter Der
abreie: g.. s. @henep & Co.,
Solebo. ..
B0- gu pertaafsn BEL allen9lpotbefern
fur rs @ents.
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Ser 8beinfaa BEL Sbaffbanien
ais Ssraftqmelle Der eSnSnftrie.

Ser aIte beribmte &beinfau, tpel'
den fdon Millionen BON Gremben be-
iu6ten uno fid an ieinem 4nblide er'
freuten, fon isbt Sur ginfabrung uno
aum Betriebe elmer neuen SnSufrle
nubbar gema6t tperben. gs banoeli
Fd oarum, bic Waferfraft bes SALES
in Glettricit1t um3uipanbeln unb oieie
aur Tabritation BON aluminium au bers
iuen6eu. Oas gerfabren 1T BON ben
grfnbern bur9 Ianse, umfai1enbe gers
iuhe geprift unb beDdbrt befunben.
Die1e balten ibre grfinoung ielbfbers
Hdnblid sebeim. Dieielbe III 1ebod,
tpenn man ben Beri1ten trauen barf,
aeeianet, cine pollitdnbige nmwdljung
in Der geIammten Metal< <Snbufrie bers
poraurufen; benn bas 8erfabren foll
es, tpie bic rNeue 3iri9er 3eitung@
idreibt, .ermbgli1en, auf elettrifhem
Wege bas NfuminiumsMetaa su einem
preiie bersuifellen, ber geifatten iDirb,
oaFelbe fur bic mannisfadfen 3wede,
su benen es infolse ieiner ipesiff9en
gigeni1afteG iid gan3 befonoers eigs
net, in ausgiebigem WaBe su permen'
ben, iei es unmittelbar sur aufertigung
bon MetalbeidIdseu, ). 3. an Wahen.
BEL @iienbabnfabr5eugen unb belonoers
beim S1iffsbau, mo es tDegen ieiner
9eidtigteit (ipe3. @ewidt 2.5) bon
aroBem Wertbe iein tpirb, bann in Der
llbrma9erei u. I. No., lei es aur 2egis
rung nit giIen unb anberen Metallen,
ueIde bur9 3ufab bon aluminium in
gan3 beionberer Weiie on 3dbigteit unb
Wi6erfanbsfdbisteit getpinnen. gs
leudtet elm, i1reibt bas Blatt weiter,
bab piele i6weiaeriiGe Snoufrie5meige
ii9 bic meue grrungeuidaft su NnBe
iperben MAIDEN f6nnen; bic SragtDeite
berfelben ift auf ben erfen Bid faum al
iiberfeben.
Die Tabrif beim &beinfal ielb5f wirb
unaefdbr 500 Nrbeitern Beiddftigung
aeben, unb tpenn iie bosu fommen folls
fe, mas wobl m6glib iit, einen Sbeil
ibrer probuftion ielsff ipeiter su perars
beiten, f6nnte iie lei9t fur bic pierfa9e
3abl BON 2euten Mrbeit idaffeu, obne
baB ueitere Betriebsfrdfte In MusEdt
aenpmmen iuerben mlBten. SIN Weis
feren bofft bic 3eitung, bab, menn f9
bic grfinbung aIs nubbar erueif,
aud bic iibrisen Waferfrdfte Der
S6wei3, tpeI1e iebt brad liegen unb
feinen 8ortbsil brinsen, fiir bas 2onb
unb bic Snbuifrie beruertbet unb Der
Sntpei3 nod cine reihe, unermeBlide
QueIe BON Geipinn unb 2eidtbum &c:
ipdbren iper6en. = Ser &6einfal fol
mad G@dbuns cine 9eiiiung BON 15,s
600 pferbetrdften liefern, wonit felbfs
beradnbIid gang grbebIidss seliefert
tperben fam.
sn sen 2reiien ber 9lnmobner bes
RbeinialIs tpirb iibrigens bas llnieruebs
men nit iebr unshnltisen Iugeu anges
ieben, ba man cine 3erf6rung ober Bee
eintrdhtigung Der lan6tdaftli1en
GdDnbeit bes 2beins baielbf ourd bic
n6tbigen 6luBbauten u. (. 10. uno bas
bur9 cine Mbnahme bes Grembenoers
febrs fiir9tet. Oieie partielIen Suites
reiien iperben isbo9 bic Snbuftrie nitt
abbalten j5nnen. f9 in Der ibr f6rbers
Ii9en @esenb ieif3ufeben.
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Die soleen Der setfttsem GriaSpfnns

gieIe arauf6eiten, beionbers bieienisen Der
slerpen, finb bic 6olsea bo.. tdslid erneuerter
eeiRiser erid6pfuns. gefGdttIide 9erufe
brinaen Oft eine geiftis, abnutuns NIT iidb, ote
Der @eiunbbeit iebr nadtbeilis ift, unb bic &C.
Iebrten Serufe, nenu man fi9 ibneu init giier
nfomst, ipirtsn MD peniser aufteibenb auf
has 0ebirn unb Die Wsrren. % ID cine Der
pi&tiaAen Gisenf6afteu BON Sofetter' 8
Maaenbitters, ba6 es benz Gebirn uno
ben sierbsn neue ssrdfte siebt. Die SdueIis.
felt, nit Der es bic set9pddte seiaise uno ptl.
fiiGe sfraft eruenert, III aufaIlsnb uno bepeiF,
ba6 feline frdftisenoen eisenfGaften pom bod.
ten Dertb fnb. Disie piriiame @leobin er-
neuert nidt nur bic Qebsnsfrdfte uno pirit ben
6oIs,n Der seiaissn Grl60pfuns entsesen, fon.
bern iis bsilt unb perbntet aud We9ieIfeber,
Ssbeumaiismus, 9rouif9e gerbauunssIeioen
unb gerfopfuua, Sdmd9e Der Riersn uuo Der
gebdrmutter unb anbere ee.bsn. % pirb aud
bon aepteu aIs elm meoisinii&es Reis. uno
eeilmittel empfcblen.
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- Sn Jieapel muroe neulid) ber be'
rii6tigte Rduberbauptmann @iobanni
garbOne-ber Dor Sabren fdon gu les
bensldngIi1er GaIeere unb gum Sote
perurtbeilte 9inalbo redivivus = bers
baftet. garbone's Hdubersg5ro lit
pielleidt Die bunteffe. bic man in biefem
Genre finbet. Oas pifanteite 9lbenteuer
bes Strau6ritters ideint flaiIiiden llr.
fprunges, ndmli6 ben S6iler'i6sa
nEdubern" entnommen su iein unb
bleibt in Der itaIienii6en 8dubsrroman;
tit einsig iieben. SIM Sabre 1861
brang garbone NIT ieiner ganbe-ale
aIs Rarabinieri bertleibet-in elm Non.
nenflofer elm unb bouffe bort. pie
elm @aleniiein'i6er &eiter. Die ars
men Ronuen tpurben smar ni6t on
2eib uub 9eben gefddoiet, bod bate
Der GinbruG Der pfeubo 2arnbinier
in's 2lofer fir mebrere unter ibnen
bebauer!idbe 6oIgen. - @arbone adblt
beute erft 40 Sabre.
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Die QIte mar BET oem punft In Biz
sstiiee eebro6eu, Id iab, iuie iie bic biir'
rem 6dnbe gefaliet belt uub Iautlos bic
2ippeu beueete. GeuiB betete he Elm
Noteruuler fiir Mintas abgeifiebens
Geele.
Damn rappelie he fin mablam tpie'
ber auf. Id banfe Sbnen 0err fagte ne.
Sic babeIl mir eben cine gr6ber Wobls
that getbou, ais bamals, ba sic mir
bas 0elb f9idten. @eun fie nod
6aule fommen. gribeu sic bic Daroi
min. Gpgeu sic ibr. fie braudte nun
nun MIDI 'inehr @utes an mir au tbun.
Drei tpdren it9ou 3ur @ube, NIT Der
Wierten lpiiroe es ouG uift mebr lang
bauern. unb fonlit bebit sic Gott.
Mi6 friert. 50 Mil ins 9aus suriid
uub mir elm bis9en einbeiaen. Die
Nof1t pirb fQlt tperben. unb bas 9aus
ia ieer. 9ergelt's Soft tauien6maI,
Gerrl Reiu, III, folen ni@t nit mir
eeheu. SD babe Niemanb, unb bic per'
6ommte W2ulif iuirb mid ipobl f9lafen
Ioiien, iuenn i1 mir bic Dbren re9l
feff subalte. @nte Ra9t. 0err! Wobl
ju ruben llnb Der 6errsott oroben tpirn
10 elm ginfeben bobeu unb es gndbig mil
uus MAIDEN. Mmen!
6iei6lus Gin Qreua uub nidte mil
gans rubiser MieHe Dor ii& bin. Damn
itieg iie ben Nbsdng quer our9 BITE
Wieie biuan. uub ib iab nod, tuie fis
oben ibr 9dus6en errei6te unb bic
9biir binier I'D, 3li3og.
SD ielbft idlug ben 9balweg tpieber
Elm, In elmer StimmuHg, bic id idmer
belhreiben fbnnte. Der Wenjdbbeit
gau3er Sammer - barauf Iief's unge.
fdbr binaus. Nber es mii1ten iid nod
anbere elemeute NIT ein, bic BEN felt
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iamen grlebniB stmas supleid 6eierli
DIES unb @rotestes saben. Gin pip9oIog'
BON Sad bdtte feline 9fotb gebabt, ba.
! raus tlug 3u iuerben.
Bum Slid forgte bas Wetter bafir,
baB id riidbt In ben booenloIen abgrunb
unfru9tbarer Speculation perfant. Sie
WoIfenfdi9t, bic Iansiam suiammen'
gerldt mar, enilub fi6, ba i9 eben bic
erifen 6duier erreiGte, nit fol9er Ges
malt, bob i1 erff abwarten muBte, mas
baraus tpurbe, eb' id ben Gabrweg mod
benz Suite betrat. Sd flii6tete natiirli9
ins Wirtbsbaus. alu1 batte i9 cine
GENTLE Neugier, ben bi.l6eIobten Sanos
ridteriobn an biefem Sage su feben,
mo fein aItss 9iebden ii6 aus Der Welt
gef1li6en, um feinem neuen ben plLB
3u tdumen.
Nun, es NOR cine 6ouoratiorens9 pods
3eit pie anbere inebr. Sd fonnte bur1
bic offene Sbire in ben Saal feben, no
bic Safel Idngit abserdumt mar, um
Raum su ifaffen fiir ben Ball. Oas
paar fiel mir fosleib in Die Mugen,
ni9t eben unbortbeiIbaft: er iff elm
Meni9 gang tpie it1 ibn mir geba9t
bate, 10 elm Griieurfopf, tpie ibm
bic Weiber 5u benor3ugen pfiegen, NIT
einem Ieidiiinnig periuogenen @efi9t,
binter benz ni1ts ffedt. SIM 8an5en
eben elm angenebmer S9weren6tber
bes gew6bnIihfen S9lages. Die tuns
ge ssrau I'm Mprtenfran3, cine propinz
3ial. .G96nbeit. Sic iebr In ibren @atten
perliebt fdbien, belfdnbig nit ibm tanaen
ipollte unb f + baber beftiger e4auffirte,
aIs liebIiG an3uf9auen mar. Sa he
au9 reid iein follie, batte ber @emabl
in oer 3bat Elm beiferes Coos ge3ogen,
als feline i1urtifde 9bat ueroienie, unb
es mar nidt gerabe au boifen, bob bic
ausglei1eube gere1tigfeit In bar9 bies
fe 6eiratb fiir al isine 6iinoen wiirbe
bhben lafIen. Mu1 idien er nidt oer
Mann, eine foI9e 8uBe rubig bin5us
nebmen, pieI ipeniger ii9 nit iiberfliiis
iigen @ebanfen iiber bic fittliGe Welt=
orbnung nur cine f6Ioffofe Stunbe 3u
MAIDEN.
(sdlub foIst.)
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Gin sJubildamssiabr.

Oas Sabr 1887 tpirb fiir europa
elm Sabr Der Subilden iein. Sdon
Der erite Gag besfelbeu bra9te bas a9ts
aiaidbrige Militdrs Oienifiubildum bes
Qaiier WilbeIm, ber baun i'm Mtdrj bic
Seier bes 80. @eburtsfeRes bes 3aiiers
foIaen wirb. Die 2bnisin 8ictoria
BON gnglanb uirb ibr finf3isidbrises
Reaierungsiubildum feiern, uHo gnss
LAMB riilfet bereits az bieier 6eier, tpels
de bic Qinoer unb bic 20 gnfel unb
gntelinnen ON 6ofe Der Gaiierin BON
ssubien unb Ysberrl9erin Der orei bereis
ilisten 2bnigreiGe periammeln tpiro.
Cine groBe SubilduIas Nusfellung in
Man1efer (pom Wai Bis Oetober)
,uirb ipobl bic bebeuten6ife unter ben
sseRli9teiten tperben. Bon sroBeu Sus
biIden III bas Der 9ras6biu frau Wol'
ter in 6idt, meIhe i'm 6riibliHg bes
Sabres 1887 ibre iilberne So9jeit nit
benz gBiener Bursteatber feiert.-
papit Geo XIII. feiert 1887 iein finfs
aigidbrises priefer Subildum. unb
auar ourG cine patieanif9e Nusitellung.
SGon iebt iinb piele arbeiter nit ben
Uorarbeiten bei1dftist. 9luf Der
piauetta bella pigna, i'm 8atiean, mo
6os neue 2oneilsbenfmal fiebt. ipirb bas
ausfelIuues.@ @ebdube feiHen plab boz
ben. Der san3e Raum wirb nit einem
glasba9e iiberbedt, barunier al bic
Geidente aus allen SbeiIen Der Welt
au ieben iein iperben, ipel9e bic eIdubige
Gbrihenbeit bem papit Suieuben fol.
Mlhbsral finb bereits Nufrufe erlafen,
unb mon ueiB bereits, baB aus Heapel
benz papft elm pra6tpoller persOloeter
9bron, aus Oeutf9lanb cine gan3e
Bibliotbet tatbotiider Werte als @e.
f9ent 3ugeben mirb. Wirttemberg
miro am 26. Mpril 2ubmis llblanb's
100. @eburtstas ioIenn fsieru. inStutts
aart Luo in 9hbingen. Ser Sommer
bringt Der @6ttinger llniberiitdt oas
fselt hires 150idbrigeu Beitanbes, bas
febr gldn3enb su luerben Oeripri9t.
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BUR Negulirung.

~, 6eIiebte Sausar;nei. ent.
y UP .1dlt berbirstermaben iein fbeI9ei
sN Merfur ober anbere iddbli4e Sub.
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unb WagenfiDrtng Derurfahten
81 9raHfbeiteusE e7a
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iit Der gnnae Orsanismns sefort: Oas
Slut III unreiu, 6er attem nioerlid, Der
yaiieut bat' isopfmekf fabIt fi4 f9nad,
uieberaef&Inqenr nub nerb6s. Nm Ber.
itbIimmerima bes 8uiiaubes au berbHtsu,
nfmm fofort .Siwwons
Q:k~nae ResuIafor. Bel fkenner see
4ctDcT bAsSrifs oDer Sci hisrsn-
OvY IeiSs1t uermeibe ntnp ShnuldiP
s.;a.s Ten aas assH eis'seHs ai'sr a'aA'a''f' 1f'
@snu Du ettuas l&per geroauIidss se'
oeiIeu, ooer mad BEN Gden Elm laitenoes ees
fiRI 6aIE cS<r 81 Radk uiht sin{9Iafen
ianuR. I'd risuzr cine Oofie. q Des Uirb Dir
beIfen uflb Hu tdnnIf ai19ensbnt fMI1fen.
Benn Cu AND s8artteibistetts p bs'
pepIie unb 0aIItgteit leioef iu9e
isforf Nb6HIfe "a Simmsus aiber @egulator.
Da bebarf "a teines ilsteu @ehiiinirens 'anD
e fojiet nitr fuenig.
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y(tfltt11 rssaIiai sis Ssa a'ssi sanissn Sss.n. 3.
~ betfi5t ben Aibem unb reinigt
bi. beIsste 8unss. setnber beeiirfsn Oft en-
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mons 0iber Regulator bilft seeen gldhungsn,
Ropfpeb, Mdeenfdure, Berbounnse!dpd
auhr unb and eeefn bic Der Rinsbest essenen
Qeiben.
ssbssmaI, Dsnn Cu iparf, tas Dein Or,
saaismns siaiagaa Stsssaas Sun uae sss;: rs:
muIiruna obne Beirinten braudt, nin'm :
SI'6''''aS's' q a...II4'sl,,' Formulation.
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ssina .greis $l.o0 HHe0 )
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